thought
Said 1,312 times, in 322 of 378 sermons, across 32 Sundays. Spoken as 2 forms: thought 998, thoughts 314.
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Across the series
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| Series | Times said | Sermons | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romans | 863 | 222 | |
| Let Us | 90 | 23 |
1,312 lines in context
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he excellencies of the righteous are obnoxious to the wicked.
Thought
that was interesting. The way of your life and how you live,
e differently, to represent Christ. Spurgeon also said, and I
thought
this was very interesting. He said, if the wicked could but r
praying? Is this meditation? What's happening here? Maybe you
thought
those things in your head, right? Some of you might have been
to work. What they thought they were going to have, what they
thought
was the confidence of their retirement, gone in a heartbeat.
aybe you'll disagree with me, but the more and more that I've
thought
about it, it's kind of a working hypothesis, but the more and
t have to rely on anyone but us. But the more and more that I
thought
about this idea of dependence versus independence, the more a
From him comes my salvation. So there has been a reoccurring
thought
in the Psalms. If you've been with us this summer as we've be
en studying through the Psalms, there's been this reoccurring
thought
that we've been seeing through almost every Psalm that we hav
do? What does waiting look like in suffering? If we have this
thought
that it's always gonna be prosperity financially with our hea
uld have betrayed the generation of your children. But when I
thought
, How to understand this, it seemed to me a wearisome task. Un
, he said, I was envious of the arrogant. I read this week. I
thought
it was an interesting illustration. It said, do you want to m
hild miserable, give all their siblings candy and not them. I
thought
, oh, that's an interesting perspective. But we live in a life
ss this. Processing our doubts. He says, but then. But when I
thought
how to understand this, that is such a great, great thing. So
that you would speak through me that it'd be your words your
thoughts
penetrating hearts in here convicting of sin righteousness an
ou to see. Rather, train, discipline. This really does have a
thought
of get to the gym, right? This is the thought here. Like, wor
cause our flesh, we get off. We get mistrained. We get missed
thoughts
about who God is. If we don't continually seek the truth of t
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